Southern Air Hiring: Life on the Line
#62
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If you don't get the call, consider yourself lucky and find other more fertile fields. Oh, you might want to self-evaluate, and try to understand why you didn't get that call. SAI hiring is based more on who is willing to come, versus who to select. There are still limits though, (hopefully).
Self-Evaluation: Something we ALL need to improve upon!
Last edited by Diesel8; 06-26-2018 at 11:11 AM.
#64
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Looks like IBT, subject to ratification have agreed to put the Southern group on the Atlas contract. Not sure why they agreed to help solve the Southern hiring crisis but there must be more to the story.
All the best to our Southern brothers and sisters....
All the best to our Southern brothers and sisters....
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Southern Air Hiring: Life on the Line
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Southern Air Hiring: Life on the Line
Sorry for showing concern for my former friends and colleagues. During my time there, serving as a union volunteer, I just felt like Southern was treated more as leverage than family... just calling a spade a spade. Guess that makes me a troll.
Last edited by captsurf; 06-27-2018 at 05:34 PM.
#69
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Kudos to all the hard work the union reps/volunteers did.
To all SAI guys - do your union buddies a favor, just thank them for now, they cannot give you any more information until everything has been picked through by the lawyers on both sides. Patience please!
Last edited by Diesel8; 06-28-2018 at 07:02 AM.
#70
Word to the wise... AAWW management is not offering SAI pilots contract parity with the Atlas pilot group out of the goodness in their hearts.
There are undoubtedly strings attached and a hidden agenda. The SAI pilot group are hopefully brave enough to see that voting down this sub standard TA will put them in the driver seat. It’s obvious that AAWW management is feeling the pinch.
Bon courage!
There are undoubtedly strings attached and a hidden agenda. The SAI pilot group are hopefully brave enough to see that voting down this sub standard TA will put them in the driver seat. It’s obvious that AAWW management is feeling the pinch.
Bon courage!
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